Andrews George

Mar. 17. 1803. the composition ornaments arrive for the fireplace of the Chamber, a [b]it like those of the entablature of the room.

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for the pediments of the windows & arches of the Dining room & Tea-room

		metops		roses
for	6. windows	18	+	18	=	36
	1. double arch	12	+	12	=	24
	1. single do.	6	+	6	=	12
		36	+	36	=	72

to wit.	36. metops of the size of those i[n th]e parlour
	36. roses to lie in 6. I. square not in the frize of the inside window of the dining room the metops & roses will be confined to 5¼ I height, that being the height of the frize; & as the frize is 64¾ I. long the triglyphs, metops & roses will be disposed as follows

from the end of the frize to center of 1st. triglyph	3.½
6. metops & triglyphs @ 9⅝	57.¾
from center of east1 triglyph to end of frize	3 ½
	64¾

note the triglyph is 3½ I. wide

the spaces for the metops will be 6⅛ I wide

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over the arches & the windows of the tea room, there are to be no pediments, but only frize boards to tack curtains to. these frize boards of the arches will be 11. f. 3 I. long, & 6. I. wide

the frize-boards of the windows of the tea room will be 5. f. long & 6. I. wide

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for the parlour these are the ornaments compleat for the Corinthian cornice round the room, also as follows for the windows & door

4. windows,	3 sets of ornaments & a metop extra2 for each.
2. doors	4 sets of do. & a metop extra for each
[fire]place	3 sets of do & a metop extra

making in all 23. sets & 7. metops extra.

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the following therefore gives a view of the whole ornaments for the windows, doors & arches of the Parlour Dining room & tea room. viz.

23. sets of ornaments (same as for frize of the parlour, for parlour

43. metops, to wit 7. for the parlour & 36. Ding & Tea rooms

36. roses for the Dining & Tea rooms.